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Write a notebook with examples on how to plot stamps of galaxies given a TARGETID.
Here is a recipe from @araichoor that should make it into a tutorial
I guess you can easily get the (ra, dec) from the lss catalog, provided the id. then it s a simple bash command, e.g.:
wget -O tmp.jpeg "http://legacysurvey.org/viewer/jpeg-cutout/?layer=ls-dr9&ra=0.23790&dec=0.05840&pixscale=0.1&size=300"
and you can of course wrap that in python — and adjust the stamp properties, e.g.:
ra, dec = 0.2379, 0.0584 width_arcsec = 30 pixscale = 0.1 tmpfn = "tmp.jpeg" size = int(width_arcsec / pixscale) layer = "ls-dr9" tmpstr = 'wget -O {} "http://legacysurvey.org/viewer/jpeg-cutout/?layer={}&ra={:.5f}&dec={:.5f}&pixscale={}&size={:.0f}"'.format( tmpfn, layer, ra, dec, pixscale, size ) subprocess.check_call(tmpstr, stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL, shell=True)
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Any reason not to use requests.get here instead of calling to an external process?
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no, no reason; I just copied some piece of code I had; any suggestion you d have is certainly better!
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Write a notebook with examples on how to plot stamps of galaxies given a TARGETID.
Here is a recipe from @araichoor that should make it into a tutorial
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